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Monitor articles for October 18, 2018
- 'On Desperate Ground' chronicles the amazing voyage of the US Marines during the Korean War
- How the US became a leading fossil fuels exporter
- Upcoming Afghan elections test country's commitment to women's rights
- Whose Colorado? Fracking debate pits families against 'economic engine'
- 'Fryderyk Chopin' already qualifies as one of the best biographies of the year
- Meanwhile in ... Afghanistan, fans are rejoicing over what’s being called the 'fairy tale' success story of the country’s cricket team
- Integrity – it’s inherent in all of us
- Russia wrestles with a US-style school massacre in Crimea
- Native American group negotiates social change – with a checkbook
- Afghans choose ballots over bombs
- Progressives criticize South Korea for denying Yemenis refugee status
- In the 'war room,' Facebook ramps up fight against false information
- Disagreement over Northern Ireland could prolong Brexit, angering many in UK
- Khashoggi's last column warns of lax attitude toward government censorship
- Centuries of fighting over the apostrophe
- 'Gandhi: The Years That Changed the World' establishes how the fighter for Indian independence's reputation was earned
- Why ‘the Kavanaugh effect’ on midterms is so unpredictable
- An oil threat, but Saudi Arabia less fearsome than it used to be
- Writer and physicist Alan Lightman finds room for science and spirituality
- October 18, 2018 – The Christian Science Monitor Daily
- Amid complaints of a rigged system, one woman's effort to end gerrymandering